“Tag: Bart Skelton”

Growing up, Bart Skelton watched his dad, Skeeter Skelton, dry-firing guns on a regular basis to build his shooting skills. Here are a few things he's learned over the years.

Good firearm owners are always trying to find ways to improve their gun-handling skills, and one easy way to do it is incorporating some light exercise.

It's possible to carry a 1911 using several different methods, but when examining the pros and cons of each method, it's clear that carrying cocked-and-locked is the best possible option.

Looking for an ideal concealment garment for your CCW rig? Check out the optimized Swift Cover Vest from Barranti Leather.

One of Smith & Wesson’s latest wheelguns from its Performance Center offers a new twist on the quintessential K-frame. Here's a look at the new Model 19 Carry Comp.

While competitive shooters have been aware of the Smith & Wesson Model 986 revolver for a while, the latest iteration from the Performance Center sports some excellent purpose-built features that can herald victory or save your life.

Remington’s R1 Tactical Double Stack brings a lot to the party.

Since he was a kid, Bart Skelton has always had a soft spot for single-action revolvers. In recent years, this affinity led him to enjoy the line of single-action revolvers made by Freedom Arms of Wyoming.

What kind of lessons did the French-produced Benét-Mercié teach the U.S. military? Check out the story of this early military arm here.